Social / the one that does the posting
You filmed thirty seconds of the terrace with the sun going down. That is the whole job. You should not then spend an hour at the bar re-cutting it for five different apps that all want a different shape.
Sunset from the terrace, Thursday
shot on a phone · 4K · vertical
Each one cut to the shape it wants, captioned, and posted. You did not open a single one of them.
Shoot once, cut and posted to every platform, plus the one page nobody can throttle: your own.
Rented reach, and owned reach
Facebook decides who sees your post. It decides again tomorrow, differently, and it does not tell you why. Your own website shows what you put on it, to everyone who looks, for as long as you leave it there; and search engines read it.
You drop one video in. It comes out cut to the shape each platform wants, captioned, and queued. You approve it once and it posts itself, so the sunset you filmed is live before you have finished closing the till.
Posting to your own website is being built. Everything above it, the platforms, the cutting, the scheduling, works today.
In developmentWe will not pretend a feature exists before it does. When you can post to your own website, this page will say so without the dashed border.
Every app, one login